Meet Dr. Shook

Dr Shook

Dr. Brad Shook is a board certified chiropractic physician who concentrates his practice in two primary areas:  trauma related to auto accidents and work injuries and neurological/metabolic conditions.

Dr. Shook’s training in trauma related injuries is extensive, and you can view his full musculoskeletal and trauma related curriculum vitae online through this link.

Dr. Shook’ has trained and studied functional medicine with world renowned specialist, Dr. Datis Kharrazian, author of the book “Why do I still thyroid symptoms, when my lab tests are normal?” He is widely recognized as a leader in the non-drug treatment of autoimmune conditions, peripheral neuropathy, thyroid conditions, type II diabetes,  fibromyalgia,  and other chronic pain and chronic metabolic conditions. He has successfully treated many patients suffering from these conditions.

His functional medicine clinic, Functional Endocrinology Associates, is the only Functional Medicine / Functional Endocrinology clinic in the Greater Catawba Valley region that provides Oxygen Therapy, Advanced Diagnostic Blood/Laboratory Testing and Brain Based Neurological Therapy. He strives to stay on the cutting edge of the health care industry and bring the latest in science and technology to the community. Dr. Shook has invested hundreds of hours in post doctoral Diplomate training in functional medicine, functional endocrinology, brain and neurotransmitters, thyroid physiology and pathophysiology, functional blood chemistry, and many other courses in functional diagnostic medicine. Currently, he devotes his practice to treating chronic pain and metabolic disorders.

Dr. Shook  has been treating patients since 2006. He received his Bachelors’s degree from Appalachian State University and his Doctorate degree from Sherman College of Chiropractic.

You can reach Dr. Shook’s office to schedule an appointment at (828) 324-0800.  If you have a question that you would like to ask via email, Dr. Shook can be reached at Drshook@AITCofNC.com.

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